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Vipin Chauhan
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Asked: October 3, 20212021-10-03T22:59:40+05:30 2021-10-03T22:59:40+05:30

Which Encryption Protocol Does Gre Use To Increase The Security Of Its Transmissions?

Which Encryption Protocol Does Gre Use To Increase The Security Of Its Transmissions?
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    1. Priya Hamsa Bronze
      2021-10-31T13:47:51+05:30Added an answer on October 31, 2021 at 1:47 pm

      Which Encryption Protocol Does Gre Use To Increase The Security Of Its Transmissions?

      The IPsec encryption protocol does use to increase the security of its transmissions. Today, let us discuss how the GRE tunnels work in detail.

      We have many VPN software that is installed on the computer devices, we can use this software in order to connect it to the offices, homes and many more.

      The VPN tunnel is nothing but we try to build a tunnel in a network in order to increase the security of its transmissions. The term GRE stands for generic routing encapsulation, this gre is a type of VPN, but unlike other types of VPNs that are connected to the computer to the home or computer to the office. It will connect from one part of the network to the other part of the network.

      Now, let us know where these gre’s are being used in detail. The main goal of the gre is to build the tunnel across the internet. These types of tunnels are mostly useful if we have any type of branch offices that we want to connect to the main site.

      This GRE tunnel will cause much less than the lines that we need to put dedicated. We also have many other possibilities in the gre.

      For suppose there are some of the network islands which we need to be brought together. For this to happen, there are quite a few reasons. By building, the network between these types of islands will allow it to create a virtual network. It will allow the virtual network by simply lowering the hop count.

      Here we can also able to use the rip ar the middle of the network and can also use the OSPF between the networks. For suppose, if we have the Ip address the IPv6 for both the network islands, then the IPv4 network still can be with ipv4 address.

      This Gre can able to carry the IPv6 traffic over the Ipv4 core. This gre has the ability to extend it to the wide-area network.

      But there is still a chance that the wide-area network will not support some of the multicasts. Hence, in order to resolve this, we simply need to change the local area network so that it can able to support the multicast.

      Here indirectly it can able to add some of the support to the dynamic routing.

      Normally we need some of the hollow packets. Here, the main advantage of the gre is that we can able to use the gre with the DDos provider which we can able to sign up the with the provider and then the gre tunnel.

      Here all the incoming traffic will may get-go to its first. By this, they can remove if any malicious has been seen and send rest to the gre tunnel.

      The gre can able to control its edges and it has no control over the wan since it is managed by the service provider, but if we want to run, we simply need it to be connected to the workaround.

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